I have a quilt to
share.
I had purchased for my stash some of the delightful
Flower Sugar range, from the lovely people at Leicen.
Showing off my treasures, a friend made the comment
that the fabric had particular significance, and even looked very similar to a
tattoo he has. It also turns out that
his mother is turning 92 this month!
We
had a quick chat and we quickly devised a plan to present her with a lovely lap
quilt on this auspicious occasion.
The bunches of roses hold particular significance, so
a quilt which utilized the beautiful main fabric as a focus was important. I made the decision to use the teal, partly
as that was what was in the store, and also as it is much easier to keep clean
than the white background.
I coordinated the borders, using a smaller scale
print, but still the bunches of roses.
The binding, I made the bold decision to use white. A great choice as it blends
beautifully with the top and the backing, which is a sensual flannel in a grey
weave print.
Quilted in an open, all over stipple, this quilt is
just divine to touch, and a feast for the eyes.
I really have enjoyed making this project.